"sharply" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- All this activity has sharply lowered the cost of type.
- The cost of the reinsurance will sharply lower his profit.
- This measure sharply lowered the previous action level of 150 parts per billion that was established in March 2002.
- That has sharply lowered the costs migrants pay to send cash home.
- In the last year, the company has sharply lowered its sales expectations, hoping the market will grow eventually.
- A nationwide strike has sharply lowered those exports in recent months.
- The price was sharply lowered the next year, and the company reports distributing 1.6 million doses in 2005.
- The company tossed out technology goodies as well, like a new system that could sharply lower the costs of animation.
- The dampening of the market since May has also sharply lowered the stocks' overall 1996 performance.
- The company also said it would sharply lower the value of $1.7 billion of real estate holdings on its books.
- The March number was revised sharply lower, to 102.2 from 104.4.
- Perhaps investors would look at the sharply lower prices and see buying opportunities.
- But, at the same time, they did not hear anything negative enough to push prices sharply lower.
- The stock had begun the day at $167.25, sharply lower than its Friday close of $170.25.
- Oil stocks were sharply lower yesterday after being strong recently.
- Stock prices opened sharply lower, as many experts had expected.
- On Thursday some participants said the dollar might move sharply lower if the figure was above $7 billion.
- The data also showed expectations on conditions six months from now to be sharply lower.
- As a result, bonds and stocks were pushed sharply lower.
- He proved to be right, as the market opened sharply lower on Thursday.
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